Short History of the Mediaeval Church
Short History of the Mediaeval Church
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The popular sentiment was in his favor. The needful reform which he had preached gathered strength during his absence, and the people whom he had influenced now revolted against the pope. Arnold returned to Rome, and stood at their head. He was not only the spiritual leader of the city, but, in a certain sense, also the political head. In the Eternal City he was what Calvin was four centuries later in Geneva — the "administrator of civil and ecclesiastical affairs. " Arnold's eloquence was over...whelming. The multi- tudes gathered about him with increasing enthusiasm. The citizens revolted against the rule of the pope, es- tablished a Senate, drove the pope out of Rome, passed laws requiring the pope to live on voluntary offerings b2 SHORT HISTORY OF THE MEDIAEVAL CHURCH.
and throw off his temporal authority, and invited the German emperor to come down to Italy, and re-establish the old imperial rule on the banks of the Tiber. Lucius II. Led an army against the Romans, but was killed during the siege of the city by a paving-stone.
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The popular sentiment was in his favor. The needful reform which he had preached gathered strength during his absence, and the people whom he had influenced now revolted against the pope. Arnold returned to Rome, and stood at their head. He was not only the spiritual leader of the city, but, in a certain sense, also the political head. In the Eternal City he was what Calvin was four centuries later in Geneva — the "administrator of civil and ecclesiastical affairs. " Arnold's eloquence was over...whelming. The multi- tudes gathered about him with increasing enthusiasm. The citizens revolted against the rule of the pope, es- tablished a Senate, drove the pope out of Rome, passed laws requiring the pope to live on voluntary offerings b2 SHORT HISTORY OF THE MEDIAEVAL CHURCH.
and throw off his temporal authority, and invited the German emperor to come down to Italy, and re-establish the old imperial rule on the banks of the Tiber. Lucius II. Led an army against the Romans, but was killed during the siege of the city by a paving-stone.
What to read after Short History of the Mediaeval Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst, J. F. (John Fletcher), 1834-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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